Klingon Language Institute
General[change edit source]
This KLI is in Flourtown, Pennsylvania (USA). The organization started in 1992. For many years, learners of the KLI got a small guide called HolQeD ( for language scientific discipline) four times a year. Today, they're able to only get this booklet on the web. Each year they have a meeting called qep'a' (the word for big meeting). Just about every student of the KLI can go to the following meeting. At the meeting, they will speak and learn the dialect.
At the "qep'a'" of the year 2003, a documentary movie about the KLI was created. Its name is Earthlings: Unpleasant Bags of Mostly Drinking water. This movie was demonstrated at the Cannes Film Festival within France.
Organization[change edit source]
The leader of the KLI is its founder Lawrence M.
From time to time a so called Beginners' Grammarian is chosen from the best loudspeakers. His duty is to support and teach the beginners of the language, especially in the email discussion group, which anyone can use. Whenever his duty is over, he could still be called "Grammarian". Today, a KLI has about 20 of such former Beginners' Grammarians.
The KLI talks frequently with Marc Okrand, the person who made the actual language. Since the third qep'a' she has visited each one. When he is there, the students give him a list by using words that they like to know. You cannot assume all the words are translated within . When he makes these new terms, members of the KLI can read these individuals in HolQeD.
Special Speakers[change edit source]
Rich Yampell[change edit source]
Rich Yampell (known to those who speak as HoD Qanqor or "Captain Krankor"), a software industrial engineer currently living in Bellevue, Washington, is probably the world's first person to communicate in in normal conversation.
d'Armond Speers[change edit source]
Medical professional. d'Armond Speers is an American computational linguist (something dude who works with talkie bins) and a member of the KLI.
He graduated from Georgetown University in 2002. His final work theme was "Representation of American Sign Dialect for Machine Translation." [1]
Dr. Speers has tried to instruct his child in ; This individual only spoke to him in , and his wife gave a talk to him in English. When the child became mature, he did not want to learn any much more, because there was nobody to share in .[2]
Lawrence M. Schoen[change edit source]
Generate. Lawrence M. Schoen is the founder along with current director of the KLI. He makes the Institute's journal HolQeD. He has organized almost every qep'a', only two were organized by somebody else.
He got such a bachelor's degree in psycholinguistics through California State University, Northridge, after which master's and doctoral diplomas in psychology from Kansas State University. He has previously worked as a professor, teaching along with doing research, at Brand new College of Florida, River Forest College, Chestnut Pile College, and West Chester School. More recently he serves as a director of research along with chief compliance officer Kamagra Oral Jelly for the Wedge Medical Center.
He also contributes articles books about science fiction, and is also a member of SFWA. In the year 2007 your dog was nominated for the Bob W.
He lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA. There he's a post office box with Flourtown, the international headquarters of your KLI.
Publications[change edit source]
The translation of Shakespeare's most famous play, translated by Computer chip Nicholas and Andrew Strader. The KLI helps with this translation. This challenge was started after the persona chancellor Gorkon (David Warner) said in Star wars VI: The Undiscovered Place: have not experienced Shakespeare until you have go through him in the original implies, it must be read in the to be completely understood and valued). The book is in and in English. Many things are explained there.
The KLI printed and released a limited edition hardback version around 1996, entitled Hamlet President of Denmark: The Restored Release (ISBN 0 9644345 1 2)
Star wars book seller Pocket Textbooks published the work as a trade paperback (ISBN 0 671 03578 9) throughout 2000.
Much Ado about Nothing at all in (2003, ISBN 1 58715 501 Y)
The next project of the KLI, furthermore translated by Nick Nicholas.
From your Grammarian's Desk (ISBN 0 9644345 3 Nine)
A collection of grammatical wisdom from the HolQeD column by Captain Krankor, one of the primary grammarians of the KLI. This book just isn't available anymore.
